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... conciliation and a model of tact, t St. Paul'. contains two coloured pictures of Mr Dan Lcno and Mr Herbert Campbell in the Drury Lane pantomime, capitally ,drawn by Mr A. J. Goodman. There are also excellent portraits ofr iss Sadie .eromc and other pantomime ...
... sort. Papa says he would much sooner hear Air. Campbell sing a good song, and regrets that Mr. Campbell, when he is not at Drury Lane, only sings at those music-halls where they do not have ballets, and Papa very seldom goes to these, because, as he explains ...
... Sketch has several portraits in character of d 'liss Louie Pounds at -Terry's tbedtre, and several portraits from -the, Drury Lane pantomime. There are several illustrations of how the Crystal palace stood in 1851, the suggestion made by Mr Clement Shorter ...
... Christmas. BRETHREN of the Drury-lane Lodge of Freemasons and their guests should take note of an alteration in the arrangements for Tuesday next, in consequence of a morning performance of the pantomime taking place at Drury-lane Theatre. The installation ...
... (hon. secretary), Mfr Alfred Humpbreys, Mrs Harry Randall, Miss Lulu Randall, Miss Ada Blanche, and other members of the Drury-lane company. The first toast, The Royal Family and the Craft, having been duly honoured, the CHAIRMAN proposed the principal ...
... 12th, 1884, also as Princess Primkoff, in The Great Pink Pearl, produced at the Olympic, May 7th, 1885; as Mabel Selby, at Drury-lane, in A Run of Luck, produced Aug. 28th, 1886; and as Mrs Bliss, at the Criterion Theatre in the revival of Cyril's Success ...
... The French who, despite Dudley Hardy's posters, is the discreetest of soubrettes. Soon comes along the Farren benefit at Drury Lane, and apparently all London met-ns going. ...
... Canon Doyle's Waterloo. These will commence on February 14. * * ?? Although it has passed its fiftieth per- formance, the Drury Lane pantomime, The Babes in the Wood, is. drawing as well as ever. * * * Mrs. Melville announces the last nights of Sinbad ...
... risp:dly working, fliernelves oip thus early into a state of ridiculous excitlement. * * t C When tisi Prince of Wales visits Drury Lane IThetists' he is generedhy pirovided with a private, room at the hack of thle sia~c, where ;te line hot coippers during ...
... 6 2 1 0 Swift Is 16 QriOitni 5 0 7,6 I'ubM MUSIC U.S. Sec Alhamlira 22 4 I' Praf 6 4 Cantarburr 5 I'ivoli 11 13 | Drury Lane \ 2 f' reiß | Do6pcDali 5 fCint»ir~ 115 ...
... indeed the firm have a special veterb-ery surgeod on the staff always travelling wit them. At the close 'of ' -ic run of the Drury Lane pantomime Mr DanVaLeu will tour, under the management of Mr.h Ttilton Bode, with a new musical comedy; Tihich will eventually ...
... into a well-pronounced case of influenza. h Accordingly he must rest for a few weeks. Mrd Henry Neville, who, owing to the Drury Lane a pantomime, has been released from service in The White Heather, has undertaken, at the h , ;shortest notice to fill ...